Behavioural Biometrics and Cognitive Security Authentication Comparison Study
Karan Khare, Surbhi Rautji, Deepak Gaur · Advanced Computing An International Journal · 2013
Behavioural biometrics is a scientific study with the primary purpose of identifying the authenticity of a user based on the way they interact with an authentication mechanism.While Association based password authentication is a cognitive model of authentication system. The work done shows the implementation of Keyboard Latency technique for Authentication, implementation of Association Based Password authentication and comparison among two.There are several forms of behavioural biometrics such as voice analysis, signature verification, and keystroke dynamics.In this study, evidence is presented indicating that keystroke dynamics is a viable method not only for user verification, but also for identification as well.The work presented in this model borrows ideas from the bioinformatics literature such as position specific scoring matrices (motifs) and multiple sequence alignments to provide a novel approach to user verification and identification within the context of a keystroke dynamics based user authentication system.Similarly Cognitive approach can be defined in many ways of which one is association based Technique for authentication.